You forwarded a picture from Nicole showing a tower which looked like the Space Needle in Seattle.  Even the surrounding road and buildings were similar to the configuration of the Space Needle neighborhood, which I have visited hundreds of times since the Needle was built.fifty years ago.  Nicole does not identify the tower, says the vision was irrelevant to her prayer preceding the vision, but nevertheless draws her vision because the Lord gave it.

Seems it could show destruction of the Space Needle.  Makes me wonder about the Needle.  It looks like an object very fragile to earthquake destruction, but it was undoubtedly built with very high earthquake resistant standards.  However, it will go down if the Lord says so, by whatever means.

I always disliked the Space Needle, as it seemed to have no architectural beauty.  It looks garish against the skyline of Seattle, yet it has become an easily recognized symbol of the city all over the world, so it does have that merit:  Anyone can say "Seattle" when they see it.    

When I was young, Seattle was a lovely small city, a place where people of different races got along easily, where various branches of the Judeo-Christian world also harmonized, and its natural beauty was great, even if the architecture of "downtown" (around the Space Needle) was a hodge podge.  It was a comfortable place for human beings.  Now it has grown too fast and has become a symbol of high tech and destruction of easy human dwelling with nature.  Now it is a hub of traffic snarls and commuter anguish.  And also a symbol of moral relativism.  Now it will go down?  I left there, as you did, but it was "home," especially in those years before they built that Needle.

Thanks for forwarding Nicole's drawings.

I'm praying for you, Frank, that the coming storm may not be too hard on you, that the rapture may receive you into Heaven soon.

Mariel Rowina